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Where Has Stranger Danger Gone? Young Bloggers Balance Celebrity and Anonymity Online (via Nvate)
By Alison K Lanier The young, Internet-dwelling generation grew up immersed in “stranger danger” programs, with a strong emphasis on the perils of giving out personal information on the web. This same generation is now deciding the nature of social networking sites. Many are now becoming YouTube…
A new poll finds that many parents have new concerns about their children and their privacy online.
The Pew Internet Project and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University just released a new study called “Parents, Teens and Online Privacy.”
Among the key findings, 81% of parents reported being concerned about how much advertisers are tracking their kids!

Nearly as many also expressed anxiety over the ongoing parental fear of stranger interaction. A total of 72% of parents reported they were at least somewhat concerned about if (and how) their teen is connecting with strangers online.
While parents may have worried about that since the launch of the internet, there is also perhaps a relatively new concern for parents. 69% fear that their teen is posting material that will end up damaging his or her reputation. And 70% said they were concerned their child’s online activity might affect later opportunities, such as getting into college or landing a job.
There is some positive news about how parents are working to prevent problems before they start.
The study found that 59% of the parents of teen users of social networking sites have talked with their child because they were concerned about something posted to their profile and 39% helped their child set up privacy settings… [Read more]
Parents, teens uneasy Facebook ‘friends’: study (via AFP)
US parents are keeping a close eye on their teens’ activities on Facebook and other social networks, provoking a “mixed” reaction from the youngsters, a new study showed Tuesday. The Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project survey found parents are taking steps to monitor such online…
Carla Lundblade, Elite Skills Analyst & Licensed Clinical Therapist joined Bill today on KOKS Radio. We talked about: Lessons Learned From The Positive & Negative of Fame. We talked about how we can be better parents following some simple guidelines, about The Positive and Negative side of each situation.
Carla has graciously offered to share this cutting edge, and proprietary information with the Keeping Our Kids Safe Family… Clinic Based Program – Lundblade 10 The ten decision to consider by the time you are 22 years old! Read her list below, and get your own copy here: Carla-Lundblade-10
Carla Lundblade www.carlalundblade.com is a Beverly Hills licensed therapist specializing in celebrity and sports psychologies. Carla is very entertaining… very Beverly Hills, but ‘talks trucker’ !!!!
70% of Top Athletes GO Broke!
Did you know that up to 70%, or more, professional NFL, NBA & MLB players will by the end of their career be one or all of the following:
Bankrupt
Broke
Divorced
Unemployed
The Lundblade 10 System has been developed by Carla Lundblade www.carlalundblade.com a Clinical Therapist Specializing in Sports & Celebrity, knows that for many of these players, expert structured psychological counseling will help avoid the extreme negative changes of fortune that have clouded so many golden sports careers!
To help younger athletes, as well as current pro-players, Carla has developed The Lundblade 10, a system designed to specifically help professional athletes develop awareness of the common pitfalls encountered with a high income, high profile lifestyle.
The Lundblade 10 system is a success system that if implemented early will allow athletes to be part of the 30% of professional players who are employed, financially stable and successfully married!
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